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+2 °C

by David Kira

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ireclo 03:13
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2.
batou 03:07
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3.
priss batty 04:09
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4.
alétheia urbs 03:56
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vuolet 04:32
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þind 04:07
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aresta 04:13
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8.
ia 05:08
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about

This album is dedicated to our planet, which we are leased.

Looking from anywhere in the world, with special mention of those that populate.

Two degrees in the world is today.. the future holds our own arcade

Call it mirror effect +2 °C

Look to the Stars, beliefs or ideologies will never be larger than the universe.

All Music, Photography and Video By David Kira ®

credits

released February 27, 2016

Thanks to the happiness of my daughter Ali in the song "alétheia urbs"

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David Kira Valencia, Spain

Music based on human essence

Songs that move to other worlds to escape your reality

A song is a history, a memory, a mood state.

David Kira ®

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